ETH Perp Volume Crushes BTC for First Time Since 2022 – Can BlackRock Buying Spree Push Ethereum Past $4,000?
Main Idea
Ethereum's perpetual futures volume has surpassed Bitcoin's for the first time since 2022, driven by institutional buying and market speculation, with analysts predicting a potential breakout above $4,000.
Key Points
1. Ethereum (ETH) perpetual futures volume reached $90.82 billion, surpassing Bitcoin's (BTC) $82.93 billion, marking the largest volume skew in ETH's favor on record.
2. BlackRock acquired over $1.2 billion worth of ETH in a week, compared to $267 million in BTC, signaling strong institutional interest in Ethereum.
3. Ethereum's open interest dominance climbed to nearly 40%, its highest since April 2023, with wallets holding at least 10,000 ETH increasing by 8.00%.
4. Technical analysis indicates ETH is testing a key resistance zone at $3,859, with potential targets at $4,228 and $4,698 if it breaks above $4,000.
5. The RSI indicator on the monthly chart shows a bullish crossover, similar to the pattern before the early 2023 rally, reinforcing the potential for a breakout.
Description
Ethereum (ETH) perpetual futures volume has surged ahead of Bitcoin (BTC) for the first time since the 2022 market cycle bottom, creating the most significant volume imbalance favoring ETH in recorded history. Data from Glassnode reveals that ETH global perpetual futures volume commanded the market with $90.82 billion, while Bitcoin trailed at $82.93 billion. #Ethereum perp volume dominance has recently overtaken #Bitcoin for the first time since the 2022 cycle low – marking the largest volume s...
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